it's the state of the world. >> actually, fiat and chrysler are working together now and the fiat 500 is one of the first vehicles that people have not seen in a while. it's been on sale in europe and won all kind of awards and now getting some really good reviews from the autojournallists. >> what's the price range? >> it starts at $15,500. >> the consumers really calling out for these types of vehicles nowadays, gas prices aren't going to go down anytime soon. >> exactly and you know two people think that maybe a small car doesn't have all the safety? it's an insurance institute for highway safety top safety pick. so seven air bags and they really paid attention to safety in the car. but the most you meek thing about the -- unique thing about the car is when you look at it from the outside, it looks small. when you get in you're like wow, i have a lot of room in here. just come on down to the show. >> there's a lot of head room too. >> oh, yeah. absolutely. >> for tall people. >> the auto show opens to the public today and it is open every day through sunday. february. of course sup

this is the fiat 500. at the washington auto show, people coming here will be able to test drive this vehicle on fiat ride. this is the first time people are taking a look at this. it is an indoor suburban track and specialists will be driving folks around the course so they get a sense of what the ride is like. a little bit about the fiat 500. this is an american automaker's dream. this is what you're going to see in the future for the american automakers. the suvs, the trucks, not so much central focus for big three. it is about small, sustainable and about fuel efficient. let me tell you, they have reengineered a lot of these small vehicles so they can really take on their asian counterparts overseas. now, this is very, very roomy. i'm surprised to say inside for its small size. later in the morning, we're going to show you what ford and what g.m. have come up with in terms of competitors for the fiat 500. of course, the other sedans that are out there from the major automakers. we'll be here all mornin

and the fiat 500 is one of the first vehicles that people may not have seen for a while. it's won all kinds of awards and winning awards here in the u.s. and getting some really good reviews from the auto journalists. we are excited about it. >> reporter: what is the price range? >> $15,500. >> reporter: and the consumer is calling out for these types of vehicles. gas prices aren't going down any time soon. >> exactly. and safety too. people think that maybe a small car doesn't have the safety. it's a top safety pick. so seven air bags and they paid attention to safety in the car. but the most unique thing about the car in terms of size, is when you look at it from the outside, it looks small. when you get in it, you have a lot of room. people really need to try it out. >> reporter: a lot of head room. >> a lot of head room. good if you're tall. absolutely. >> again, the auto show will be open to the public tomorrow. and it will last until sunday, february 5th. now tickets for adults are $12. youngster, 6 to 12 years old are charged $5. seniors and military personnel will

it's the fiat 500. fiat now owns 60% of chrysler.t drive the fiat at the auto show with an indoor suburban track. a specialist will guide you around the track. drive you around the track as well to get a sense of what the ride is like. the auto show runs tomorrow through sunday, february 5. anita? >>> coming up, do the winter months get you down? a new workout that is that could brighten your mood. check out those lights. we'll show you where that is out. and up next, an 80-year-old man fights back against the armed robber snagging a clue in the process. >>> don't forget. we are always online at wusa9.com. stay with us, we'll be right back after the break. >>> caught on tape, the so- called kiss bandits unmask. they show an 80-year-old man confront an armed robber. now watch closely. the robber runs off and then grandpa rips that mask right off the robber. the whole family including two children were in the store when the armed robber attacked. >> were you scared at that point? >> yeah. i was shivering. >> your legs were shivering? >

the group says her fiat commercials amount to support for the terror organization because fiat does businessday. so it means donald trump time. he's the man behind the apprentice. welcome back. >> good morning. >> brian: south carolina belongs to mitt. a convincing victim repeat -- convincing repeat. >> it's nothing short of amazing. if you look a week ago works weeks ago, he was over and he's done an amazing job. his debating skills are phenomenal and he took probably the most negative question you could ask somebody and made it into a positive. i have women that say they're voting for him. like he took probably one of the worst questions you could ask a candidate and knocked it out of the park and you have to give him a lot of credit. >> steve: the one thing that so many of us here, donald, is the fact that given the fact that he is so good, newt gingrich is, on the debate stage, they just want to see newt versus barak because that will be the cage match to end all cage matches. but if they do meet, the big question after that is, can -- forget about whether or not newt could beat him on t

sense i have been attorney general is they try to have unelected bureaucrats rule by administration fiat and he have done this with the national labor relations board and i believe they will do it with the consumer protection bureau and the epa and the justice department through the section 5 preclearance section with our voter i.d. laws. so, we have to have a president that understands that the voters have a right to have these type of issues vetted before elected representatives and not by unelected bureaucrats regulating by fiat. >>neil: what concerns me and i tell people, why care whether you are for or anti-union, the sneaky way it is be done if it is so legitimate, put it before the people and let them decide, let it come up for a vote and be open because that is one thing that unions, for example, criticize. >>guest: i question the validity of the national labor relations board which acts as a judge and the general counsel, part of the same agency acting as a prosecutor, and an executive function and a judicial function acting together. i don't believe we need the national labor r

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this has been fiat. on item 28, unless there is any discussion, if we could take an roll call vote. secretary: [roll call vote] supervisor wiener, supervisor avalos, supervisor csmpos, -- campos. there are 11 ayes. president chiu: that is adopted. if we can go to roll call. secretary: supervisor farrell, you are first. supervisor chu. supervisor kim you are first. i am sorry. supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener: madam clerk, today i am submitting a revised version of legislation that consolidates and simplifies the existing eating and drinking definition in the planning code that reduces the existing definitions of restaurants, cafes from 13 to 3. the distinguishing characteristic would be historically most volatile, namely the sale of alcohol, and we would have three categories. one with out limited sales would be limited. with wine and beer would be simply a restaurant, and then a full liquor license would be classified as a bar. our current definitions are so convoluted and complex that it discourage

once again, he was head of fiat, offering no compromise with the protesters and dashing the hopes of many other states that there can be a negotiated end to this conflict. >> 10 months on, and the situation in syria is still intractable. the prime minister of pakistan has slapped a retired army general of the military created a ministry of defense and accused him of gross misconduct. this comes hours after the armed forces criticized him for alleging that the army chief had acted unconstitutionally. in nigeria, for people have been the northeast town where just yesterday's suspected members of the islamist milita group shot dead eight people at a bar. now the group has posted a video online claiming its forces are stronger than the nigerian army. it is not good for jonathan, who is dealing with protests over fuel prices triggered strikes a three of the strike has brought most businesses in the country to a standstill. the stakes have been raised on both sides of the fuel subsidy disputes. today there were talks of a gradual process but could lead to the slowing of oil production in t

the same type of deal on when sen the storm comes through and let me guess, sunny and allow warmer fiat --. >>reporter: as soon as next wednesday papers could be filed with the security and exchange commission and by this summer the shares could be on the market. >> analysts have described this as pandemonium. >>reporter: when google went public it raised nearly $2 billion and facebook expected to raise 10 billion pushing the company's worth to 100 billion. >>reporter: just because you use facebook is not mean you should buy any steak n. >>reporter: the past 10 years give us plenty of examples that school or high and then crashed.1 facebook is my huge moneymaker right now last year brought in $4.2 billion and that is how much apple make it just about three weeks. >>reporter: recent technology ipos have brought in hundreds of millions of dollars from capital gains taxes. give your loved ones what they really want! this valentine's day, the new color of love is... white! exclusively at verizon, get the white droid razr by motorola! thin. fast. smart. strong. more color. same droid razr. o

] >> just as we have been able to bring to the forefront that most important issue of funny money, fiatoney, the paper money, the federal reserve, we have brought to the forefront, others have tokenly talked about it and they get in office and do nothing about it. but right now it is this liberty movement which is seen as a patriotic movement, an individual liberty movement that is saying to the country and to the world, we've had enough of sending our kids and our money around the world to be the policeman of the world. it's time to bring them home. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "bring them home"] >> the one thing is, we do know they will come home. my goal and our goal has always been to bring them home in a deliberate fashion to avoid major economic crisis by destroying our economy by spending so much overseas. in the last 10 years, the wars that have been going on added $4 trillion of debt and i don't think we have been one bit safer for it. i think we've been less safe because of all the money we've spent overseas. so this is the issue now. it is an issue that i think is cr

that is why they invented in 1913 this federal reserve system based on fiat money and printing money.pass them on to the next generation. you know what is different today? we are the next generation and we are suffering the consequences. [applause] and this is the reason and we cannot resolve the problem of the underfinanced entitlement system, social security and all, because if you print the money, the value of money goes down, and the standards go down. already the standard of living is going down. the middle class is shrinking. unemployment, if you look at that honestly, it is closer to 20%, and the answers come with a very uncomplicated solution. we got into this mess by too many people in washington who did not care or did not understand the constitution. we need to restore the constitution and civil liberty. -- and we will restore liberty. [applause] in order to do that, we should spend all of our resources at home. that is a good place to spend the money. this is also the reason i have that is also strongly about the waste and the amount of money we spend overseas in foreign a

while i disagree on many other things, there is no doubt a lot of his critique of fiat money is absolutelything i support strongly. finally, governor romney, with whom i disagree, is nonetheless a good example of america. he is hard-working and has been successful. he has organized large systems. he did a terrific job at the winter olympics. the fact is if you look at the four of us, we're proof you can come from a wide range of backgrounds and in america, you have a chance to try to make your case no matter what the elites think in new york and washington. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> you have just now captured the heart of the campaign. the fact is, we want to run and not a republican campaign, we want to run an american campaign. [applause] we are optimistic about the future because america has always been optimistic. we believe, as our sign points out, if we unleased the american people, we can rebuild the america that we love. [applause] now, i believe and decided to run because we concluded this is the most important election of our lifetime. if barack obama can get reelected after

in terms of europe, if you look at the other players there, rein all the, peugeot, fiat and general motors with the issues in europe, any of those guys would love to trade places with alan mullally. >> are you a follower of general motors? >> yes. >> does this telegraph what general motors will deliver? >> both have big exposure to europe. if you look globally, ford is probably more exposed to europe than gm. gm is in a more difficult position. they are earlier along integrating the european global architectures into other regions. their brand is not as strong and there is a more complex organization. ford said today their european utilization is 93%. >> ford shares down 4%. adam, great to have you with us on the show. let's go to john ford with breaking news relating to hewlett-packard. >> turns out john rubenstein, the ceo of palm came over, left hp. the statement confirming that says john has fulfilled his commitment to hp. we wish him well. this is important because rubenstein was a guy who came originally from apple and worked with steve jobs on the iphone. he is somebody the media li

the worst brand perceptions, saab, fiat, mini-and mitsubishi. >>> it's that time of year, girl scoutes are for sale. in case you're wondering when the popular fund-raising cookies will hit your area there's an app for that. the app to locate the closest girl scout cookie sale. they're sold oath during cookie season to raise money for the organization. and you cannot order girl scout cookies online. so this is not how to buy them. you have to go find the girl scout. the troop, hunt them down. >> usually they're hunting us. >> yeah, well, the app will say, you're sitting there at home, very to find some girl scout cookies, i need a samoa. >> thank you, liz. >>> still ahead, one of metro's most used escalators comes to a halt, a plan that will take it out of service for months. >>> they were high school sweethearts, they had a beautiful baby boy, but now he's an orphan. i'm pat collins, the story coming up. >>> customs officials make a major heroin bust at dulles airport. how the sus >>> hello, everybody, welcome back. we're taking a look at what was going on today. how about a high tem

it's built right here in the u.s., chrysler doing a nice job with its partner fiat on that design. again, look for it sometime this summer. and if you thought that the pathfinder was kind of an old, stale car, well, nissan probably felt the same way which is why they came out with this new concept. it will go on sale this fall. three rows, seven passengers seating. good design revamp. it was a car much needing that and then this is the hyundai genesis coup. and then the winner yesterday, thank you very much was this, the north american car of the year. the hyundai elantra. why did all the journalists vote this car to be the winner which is, again, sort of the oscar of the automotive industry? real simple, the elantra about $16,000 gets 40 miles to the gallon and has that 10e-year, 100,000 mile warranty. much like the oscar, when you win it, a lot of people tend to see the movie. when it won north american car of the year, a lot of people go to the dealerships and buy it. lot going on here. >> you mention they're bringing back the dodge dart and no plans to bring back the gremlin or

there are a couple of cars like today the e 350 mercedes and the fiat, they both get the same mileage. >> reporter: music to the ears of car companies all over the world. >> i don't want to say we've turned the corner, the wind is at our back, but we're cautiously optimistic that things will improve. >> making your next car more social. >> among the items you're find recycled and inside your car, blue jeans and water bottles and wheat grass, we love recycling in the bay area. the auto show runs through friday. >> did you say wheat grass? >> the seats. in the cars. >> good information there. >> a major victory for a bay area couple. the political heavyweights who stepped in to help and what the couple is saying tonight. >>> and the investigation underway involving the killing of osama bin laden and hollywood. did film makers get classified information. >>> president obama slashes the defense budget and we'll have more on this strategy and a gop candidate is so confident about new hampshire, he's already byouron to south carolina. . >>> they say love conquers all and they've been togeth

you can't rule by, by fiat alone. wish you could. >> he is going to.ets a second term he will. i will say this, bill, he needs something to run on. he can't run on two-month payroll cut extension. bill: he will run on do nothing congress. taxes for the rich. >> still at top of the ticket. >> will run on the fact that economy is getting better. the expectations on the economy were so slow, now that we're seeing movement upward, that will be magnified in this election year. and i think obama will be able to say look, i took this thing. it was terrible situation i inherited. we're not finished yet. we're getting better. takes time to do it. take as second term and i can finish it out. bill: bob, do you think that flies? >> sure. bill: it is not unemployment numbers we're hearing from voters. in iowa, new hampshire it wasn't jobs. it is government spending. taxation. >> spending is number one against independents. >> bill, you're polling republicans out of iowa and new hampshire. of course you're going to hear that. >> no, independents, bob, the null per o

fiat is even sponsoring a mini race track for fans. >> the 2012 show marks a new era for car fans since it'll run ten days instead of the usual five. it will feature more technology than seen before. the washington auto show runs through sunday, february 5th. for more information check out our website nbc washington.com. >>> and tomorrow be sure to join veronica johnson and trevor price as they check out the hottest cars inside the washington auto show tomorrow night at 7:30 right here on nbc 4. catch it next week on nbc washington nonstop. >> we had a blast doing that. both of us have probably added two or three cars to at least our wish list of what we want next. a lot of them concept cars. you have to watch the show. >> a good thing you can't buy them on the scene there, right? >> no. >> i understand you can't buy them or you might have come home with quite a few cars. >> you can get the little match box size ones. those you can. >> little model cars. all right. >> thanks. >>> still to come this afternoon on news 4 at 4:00. >> i felt my femur snap. i remember thinking very clearly th

disagree with him on many other things, there is no doubt that a lot of his critique of inflation of fiat money and the federal reserve is absolutely the right direction and something i can support strongly. and finally, governor romney, with whom i disagree on many issues, is nonetheless a good example of america. he's hard working. he's been very successful. he's organized large systems. he did a terrific job at the winter olympics. and the fact is, if you look at the four of us, we are proof that you can come from a wide range of backgrounds and in america you have a chance to try to make your case no matter what the elites think in new york and washington. >> so we now have three different republican candidates winning first three nominating contests. that's never happened in the history of the modern republican primary system. we're talking about gingrich winning south carolina. romney, new hampshire. and then santorum we just learned within the last 24 hours that after all he ends up winning iowa. so it is interesting. there were so many analysts who said come january 31st, after th

disagree with him on many other things, there is no doubt that a lot of h his critique of inflation of fiat money and of the federal reserve is in fact absolutely right direction and something i can support strongly. and finally, governor romney with who i disagree on many issues is nonetheless a good example of america. hard working and very successful. he has organized large systems. he did a terrific job at the winter olympics. and the fact is if you look at the four of us, we are proof that you can come from a wide range of backgrounds and in america you have a chance to try to make your case no matter what the elites think in new york and washington. >> usa! usa! usa! you have short of just -- sort of just now captured the heart of this campaign. the fact is we want to run not a republican campaign. we want to run an american campaign. [ applause ] because we are optimists about the future because america has always been optimistic about the future and it we believe as our new sign which just got made today points out if we unleash the american people we can rebuild the america that we

all of them were to get away from the fiat currency. i believe that ron paul truly is a hero. he understands his life is endangered and he is willing to give it all for the message that he is on. i love the man. i think he is a wonderful man. he could live a very comfortable life if he was not so committed to his belief in saving this country from disaster. he believes in personal responsibility and the diminishing of the sense of entitlement. i cannot say enough for him. i am down here from vermont. i am going to campaign during the day with his assigned to reach as many people as i can because this is a pivotal step -- a pivotal state. >> how far did you drive? >> just north of burlington. >> how long did it take? >> it took about four and a half hours because route for was flooded with after work traffic. >> thank you for talking to us. >> thank you. >> we have one last caller and it is a new hampshire person and see what is on their mind. just then is in manchester. what is your thinking going into tuesday? >> i voted for obama up back in 2008. he totally fooled me. i want

just as we have been able to bring to the forefront the most important issue of that funny money, the fiatve, we brought it to the forefront. others have not openly talked about it and they do nothing about it. there is a liberty movement that is saying to the country and to the world, we have had enough of sending our kids and our money around the world to be the policeman of the world. it is time to bring them home. [applause] >> bring them home! bring them home! bring them home. bring them home. bring them home. >> the one thing is we know that they will come home. my goal and our goal has always been to bring them home in a deliberate fashion to avoid major economic crisis by destroying our economy by spending so much overseas. in the last 10 years, the wars going on have added $4 trillion of debt. i do not think we have been one bit more safe for it. i think we have been less safe because of all the money we have spent overseas. this is the issue now. it is an issue that i think it's crucial. jim mentioned in the introduction that so often they say that if we tell people that we think

warren buffett fiat secretary. >> i didn't see her. i didn't necessarily know who she was. i asked senator nelson, the democratic senator from nebraska, we all sat together as a delegation who she was and he didn't know her either. >> we talked with a lot of democrats tonight who found the president's speech is a very bipartisan. do you agree with that? >> welcome the president gives a strong and poignant speech. that is one of his skill sets. and i thought it was particularly appropriate, the book ends of the speech was particularly poignant and appropriate as he gave heartfelt tributes to the sacrifice of our military, particularly in iraq but also about the world. i thought that was free strong and very appropriate and showed good command by our commander in chief. i felt his emphasis on the reviving of manufacturing -- american manufacturing and creating a level playing field and trade and ensuring the the of jobs from overseas is strong but we do have a litany of things in the middle of the speech that suggest that all power is going to come from washington versus powe

it is based on the frame and suspension of an alfaíromeo hatchback from chrysler's italian owner, fiatno word on prices yet. >>> taxes could be going up in montgomery county. $135 million budget crunch has lawmakers thinking about new tax increases to cover employee pay raises and public safety financing. "the washington examiner" reports some tax hikes being suggested include the county's energy tax or higher property taxes. county executive ike leggett says he doesn't know whether he will recommend pay raises because the county simply doesn't have the money to spare. now, the maryland general assembly reconvenes on wednesday and county officials are asking the state for more money as well. tough situation there, montgomery county. same situation in all of the counties right now. >> you were talking about the auto show. that's a nice-looking car. i notice cadillac is rolling out its first compact. >> no kidding. i didn't see that one yet. >> it is interesting. to look at the cars right now compared to where they were a couple of years ago, even 2004, it is amazing how the cars have ch

you even have an opportunity by fiat to drive one of their cars around a little track that's here inside the convention center. lots of things to do. now, you can see i'm alone here in the convention center. they have not yet opened their doors. they open at noon today and they'll stay open for the next ten days, but a lot going on. a lot of really cool cars to check out. one thing to keep in mind, though, you cannot actually purchase a car here. that's the rule. if you do find your dream car, what they will do is hook you up with a dealer so that you can go to that dealer and then make your purchase. back to you, barbara. >> good, i'm glad you're not going to be spending too much money down there today, then. >> reporter: no, no. i'm wondering what that one costs. >> yeah. i like that red truck i saw behind you. all right, thanks a lot, megan. >> reporter: sure. >> and tomorrow, be sure to join veronica johnson and trevor pryce as they check out the hottest cars inside the washington auto show. that's tomorrow night at 7:30 right here on nbc 4 and nbc nonstop. our time right now, nine m

it is the first chrysler designed with italian auto maker fiat which bought a majority stake in chryslerres are coming soon to your neighborhood. target stores. according to apple insider apple is planning to open new store, in store locations at several targets. the locations will be in areas that aren't big enough to warrant the full fledged apple stores. best buy already has a similar setup in 600 stores where apple products are sold. insiders say apple plans to start with 25 target stores and then take things from there. >>> and speaking of target, the megaretailer is hiring. the nation's second largest retailer is holding a job fair this week in bowie. the company is looking to hire 200 new workers for its new store opening in crofton. target executives are accepting resumes today and tomorrow and at the job fair and online. job interviews will be conducted wednesday and thursday. the new target is scheduled to open in march. >>> coming up hostages rescued from a potentially deadly situation. today an officer who came to their rescue was honored and is telling his story. >>> i'm dar

it is now majority owned by its italian partner fiat. we are back with more in a moment. costs in >>george: a truck caught on fire and for a while was catching fire to be surrounding shrubbery. in looks like they have completely extinguished the fire to the truck and to its load as well as the surrounding shrubbery. cut the westbound lanes of willow road are shut down. this is a residential neighborhood. career it carries some traffic from the dumbarton bridge. on the traffic maps, you can see the area of which we are speaking. this is the dumbarton bridge, this is university ave. willow road cuts down the middle like silk. the sensors indicate traffic is slowing coming from the dumbarton bridges. some traffic does try to make a left turn onto will love. you'll have to use university avenue or the bayfront expressway to get over towards menlo park. delays persisting for a while but again, the fire is out and at least one lane is open westbound of which is the direction of the incident. here is a quick bridge check as look at your ride on the bay bridge. delay freeing for

disagree with him on many other things, there is no doubt that a lot of his critique of inflation, of fiat direction and something i can support strongly. [applause] finally, governor romney, with whom i disagree on many issues is nonetheless a good example of america. he is hard-working. he has been very successful. he has organized large systems. he did a terrific job at the winter olympics. the fact is, if you look at the four of us, we are proof that you can come from a wide range of backgrounds and, in america, you have a chance to try to make your case no matter what deletes think in new york and washington. -- what the elites think in new york and washington [cheers and applause] [chanting] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> you just sort of captured the heart of this campaign. the fact is we want to run not a republican campaign. we want to run an american campaign. [cheers and applause] because we are optimistic about the future because america has always been optimistic about the future. we believe, as our new sign that just a comment today points out, that we all least the american peopl

the most outspoken of whom is the ceo of fiat, brought in to also run chrysler. >> product is the keyerything else is nonsense. you can pipe dreams until you're mr. in the face. people buy cars and then they experience and live in them. if you give them less than a satisfactory experience, it won't work. >> reporter: under his leadership chrysler saw sales surge fueled in part by the strength of the company's redesigned sudan. >> this car gets 31 miles per gallon, all wheel drive. there's no american car that gives you this performance. none. i know the competition really well. there's nobody that can give you this. >> reporter: jeep has plenty of reasons to rev too thanks largely to the new grand cherokee, jeep was recently named the most reliable domestic brand by consumer reports magazine. that's not all. >> the interior.... >> reporter: an obsession to detail, says jeep ceo mike manly, has made the grand cherokee a grand success. do you think you could put this up against any other car around the world. >> i'd be happy to. i think it's a phenomenal vehicle. >> reporter: at the jef

>> i don't know if i'm going to bhi a fiat-inspired dodge dart. >> it's fiat inspired.te. >> i am. my grandmom drove around dodge darts for years. what do you need in 2012? i'm not accused of you being a partisan, but what do you need from republicans and democrats alike in washington, d.c. in 2012 to make your job better? >> i think governors have to deal with real problems every day. you know, growing an economic is number one. if we have a payroll tax cut for the entire year, that's a good thing. i feel some of the republicans need to work with the president for the good of the national economy. martin talked about exports. our state increased exports 32% last year, so there's a lot of things you can do on a bipartisan basis to help american businesses small and large. >> let me ask you the same thing. >> we have to have them focus on things that make a difference, like opening market. the poultry industry in delaware is growing because of exports overseas. we need the folks in washington to focus on what we focused on. >> governor, what do you need from washington?

they invented in 1913 this financial system on fiat money and printing money because you can delay thed to say so often over the years that we run up these debts and we pass them on to the next generation, we shouldn't do it but you know what is different today? we are the next generation and we're suffering the consequences. and this is the reason that we cannot resolve the problem of the unfinanced entitlement system, social security and all. you print money, the value goes down and people's standard of living is going down. the middle class is shrinking. unemployment if you look at those honestly as closer to 20% and the people are very, very concerned about this. the answers come with a very unxu uncomplicated solution. we got into this mess by too many people in washington didn't care or didn't understand the constitution. we need to restore the constitution and we need to restore liberty. in order to do that we should spend our resources at home. that's a good place to spend the money. this is also the reason i emphasized so strongly about the waste and amount of money we spend o

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disagree with him on many other things, there is no doubt that a lot of his critique of inflation, of fiatf the federal reserve is in fact absolutely the right direction. >> reporter: now a number of conservatives have warned the party's establishment figures to show respect for congressman paul. so as not to offend his famously fervent supporters in november. jon and jenna, they are fervent. we have seen that here. james rosen. thanks. >> reporter: thank you. jenna: there might be another option when we move to election day. there could be a newbie partisan ticket. work is underway to build a coalition that could include one of these candidates you're seeing on the screen. as long as their running mate is from a different party. americans elect now on the ballot in 15 states and still collecting signatures. the goal to give americans a chance to create their own bipartisan through a second nominating process. it will be done online. we'll all have access to this. we have the chief operating officer for americans elent. welcome back to the show. >> thanks very much for having me. jenna: we

dollar, basically there is a race to the bottom, and does that place more uncertainty globally on fiat currencies and paper currencies? >> i am not sure it is the total response, but it is basically right. if you look at the conflicts in exchange rates, there is really one big compelling reality, which is that china's currency and the currencies of a bunch of countries that have tied themselves to the dollar and china's currency, is below all measures about fundamentals. over time, those currencies are going to have to continue to rise significantly against major currencies -- against the dollar, the euro, and the yen. it is not principally dollar think it is about as currencies against major currencies. that is going to happen a matter what. china has the interest of making sure that happens less through higher inflation over time. that is why to let the exchange rate move gradually, not just over 18 months, but to go back five years, is higher against the dollar, but it has some ways to go. it would be better about the stability -- better for the stability of the system to let that h

we have a fiat money system, central bankers controlling the economy essentially. and this allows congress, past and present, to grow, to feed itself by taxing the people to grow the federal government because it creates an enormous amount of basically fiat money, from natural reserve banking, all that stuff, where basically the dollar is becoming devalued every single year. host: can you work which she is giving us? guest: i did not know the larger theory she is presenting, but the immediate points congress does prefer to spend than to cut. and they probably do prefer to cut taxes -- they like to cut taxes and raise spending. that is inherent in a politician's mind-set. host: both parties? guest: both parties. if they could do that forever they would be very happy and would think they would get reelected over and over again. host: in fact, incumbents keep getting send back. guest: they do get reelected over again. host: the message to the public is sending? guest: you guys are doing a great job. even though approval of congress is down, about 9%, the actual vote i